m 'I'lieGna.rdhn y. Apri 2. 1955

Report Red Cross Campaign Makes Progress

Red Cross campaign officials said last night that 311,713.33 had been received to date. 87.1l3.6ll of this amount has been subscribed in Charlottetown e- 35.13600 through the special names com- mittee. 813176.65 through the Gen- eral men's canvass and 322.04 from the ladies house to house canvass which got underway dur- ing the week, These figures are somewhat better than the re-

sults at the same time last year. In the canvass of the City

Building Chief MacArthur was ably assisted by Mr. Ralph Croc- kett. Several of the men listed as canvassers had to be replac- ed because of sickness - Mr Leo Doyle. manager of the Fit Rite Shoe Store took over for Mr. Ivan Moriaghan. and Mr. Jim Morris did the work assigned to

Mr. Maurice Prowse. Special

mention should be made of the , , excellent work done by Mrs. Freda 3-Iseolgk llimogzrnbers are urged lo '.ilacKinnon Who always looks after he pregem New "'9 canvassmg 0f "I5 5”” at me visitors will receive a cordial wel- P. E. 1. Hospital. Splendid co- coma

operation and assistance has con- tinued to be received from many members of firms who actually

do the Red Cross collecting from day. St. Elizabeth's, spuiigiicid the 11 cards are left with them andlJohn's. Crapaud. are picked up by those listed as prayer. Rev. George Ebsary.

fellow-employees although

canvassers.

The campaign has been in full swing in Siimmerside this week. headed by Mr. R. T. Henlhorn. it is too early yet to have ii re- port on the-results.

To date 34,599.64 has been re- ceived from districts in Prince Queens and Kings Counties in all of which there are still a few in which no canvassers have been secured. Outstanding among the returns received this week was 333170 collected in Souris by the Junior Ladies' Aid of the Souris Hospital under the able leadership of Mrs. George Roach. president of this energetic organ- nation.

Howard Mclnnis

FITTED FOOTWEAR I'll Queen St. - Currie Bldg.

BIRTHS. MAIIIIIAGES. DEATHS Silo Per insertion

BIRTHS

MAYHEW - At the Prince Ed- ward lsland Hospital. on March 21. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Mayhew (nee Ella Francisi, a son, Alan Heath Wayne. weight 7 lbs. I ozs.

KEMP-At the Kings County Hos- pital on March 23rd. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp. Milltown Cross. a son. William Douglas. I lbs. I on.

DOCHERTY - At the P. E. I. Hospital on Friday. April list. to Mr. and Mrs. Lorna Docherty. a daughter. 7 lbs? 3 oz.

JEFFERY - At Prince County Hospital on March 31st. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffery. Jr.. (nee Lucy Oatway) Sumrrierside, a daughter, weight I lbs, 1 oz.

MARRIA GES

MacLEOD - COOK - On Thurs- day. March 31st. at 10 Lspthorn Ave.. Charlottetown. by Rev. J. H. Bishop. Gladys Isabella Cook of Belle River to John Charles Mac- Lood of Mt. Buchanan.

WAKELIN - JENKINS - On Tues- day. March 29th, at 10 Lapthorn Ave.. Charlottetown. by Rev. J. H. Bishop. Gloria Mae Jenkins of Spring Park to John Charles Wake- lin of West Royalty.

DEATHS

City and Central

the weekend? on hand for the weekend.

Church. Saturday. o'clock.

Baptist Church. Sunday. April Id Szn p.m.

0001?! for perfect pictures. HAVE YOU EXTRA MILK for

ICI CREAM - keep a suppbv

RUMMAGI: SALE. Trinity April 2nd. 2

IASTEII. CANTATA, T r y o a

WE REGRIND Crankshatts, Maritime Motor Supply Co.. Ltd.. 12 Beasley Ave.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. Dial 5228. Serving full course dinners. Specializing Chinese dish.

P. E. I. HOSPITAL Nurses Alumnae rummage sale Saturday, April 2. St. James Church hall, 5 to 6 p.m.

Mai-DONALD RADIO SERVICE Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. 180 Kent Street. Phone 6915.

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY school

morning at ten

niem tiers and

(JRAPALD and Springfield Par- ish. 6th Sunday in Lent. Balm Sun- a.m. morning prayer, at. 7:30 evening

CIVIL ACTION - Civil anion has been taken against a num- ber of potato dealers, asemblers and some producers by the Potato Marketing Board

to recover dealer. assembler and producer license tees for the pres- ent year. A number of summons have already been served. The case will be heard in the County Court of Queens County.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The funeral of the late Samuel H. Smith was held from his resi- deuce. 11 Upper Queen Street, yesterday afternoon. Service was conducted by Rev. N. H. Brown. Interment was in the People's Cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs. Walter S. Grant. Arthur Small. Albert Kearney. Fred Af. fleck. Cyril MacGregor. Daniel Garnham.

PRIZE WINNERS-The prize winners of the weekly card party at the Community Centre sponsor- ed by the C.W.L. were as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs. Ray Garnhum, second, M rs. Cyril Shepherd. Men's, first. Henry MacLeod. sec- ond. Fred MacAdam. Door prize, Joe Sbelfoon. freezeout. Mrs. Josie Arsenault and Ray Dunn. Tourna- ment prizes. ladies'. Mrs. Alex Ford. men's. Peter LeClalr.

ARREST MADE - Shortly af- ter midnight this morning Sgts. Webster and Lund took into cus- tody a Charlottetown man found driving a panel truck owned by

Pineau's Bakery. At that time the owners did not know the vehicle was stolen but they re- ported it missing I5 minutes later. Police said that the driver would probably be charged with driving while impaired as well as with taking a vehicle without the con- sent of the owner.

FUNERAL SERVICE - The funeral of Patricia Anne Pierce was held from the residence of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Pierce. 5 Kent Street. to Trinity United Church yester- day afternoon. Service was con- ducted by Rev..A. Frank Mac- Lean. Rev. Howard Christie and Mr. Goodwill MacDougall, Dur- ing the service Mr. Blair Wood sang as a solo "lf I Can Help Somebody As 1 Pass Along." The pallbearers were Messrs. Dr. H. H. Pierce. Lloyd MacDonald. Fulton Pierce. Howard Ross. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

GOV'T. APPOINTMENTS -- At a meeting of the Executive Coun- cil held on Thursday. the resigna- tion of Dr. W. B. Howatt as jail physician at Summerside was

STRONG-At Montreal on March 31st. Harold Palmer Strong in his 65th year. Remains will arrive at the Compton Funeral Home on Monday evening and be transfer- red on Tuesday morning to the home of his brother. William F. Strong. Central Street where I short service will be held at 1:30 on Wednesday, followed by ser- vices at Trinity United Church at 2:00 p.m. Interment will be In the People's Cemetery.

BOWNESS-At Monrlon. N. B.. on April 1st. 1955. Emeline Caroline Bowness. wife of E. Bruce Bow- ness in her 71st year. Forwarded to the Bowness Funeral Home on Saturday evening from where the funeral will he held on Sunday. April 3rd, 1955. to St. Mary's

Anglican Church. Summerslde for service at 3:00 p.m. Interment People's Cemetery.

Charlottetown

Funeral Home '18 Boston Sf. our. ass gdomplete Funeral and Ambulance Service - Director - nonnnr I. BIADLIY

,' ” and Dr. W. E. Callaghan was appointed to the position, Mr. Edwin M. Doyle, Tignish. was appointed a Justice of the Peace for Prince County. and Mr. J. Eric S h e p h e rd, Charlottetown, was appointed a Justice of the Peace for the entire province. Mr. Frank H. Mclnnis was appointed instrument man in the Depart- ment of Public Works and the resignation of Miss Grace Camp- bell from the P. E. Island Lib- raries was accepted.

DISCUSS APPLICATION - An- other meeting with Mr. D. F. Mills. S.N.R. transport economist. Moncton. was held here privately this week by repr Ive re tail merchants. potato dealers and Board of Trade members in connection with the railway ap- pllcation for discontinuance of local passenger service for eight months of the year. There was considerable discussion on various phases of the question but so new information was elicited. Mr. Mills said it was his duty merely to explain the railway application and that the details would be gone Into at the hearing before the Board of Transport Commis- sioners. '

Sees Nfld. Top In Mink Ranclilng

81'. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CF) - Pre- mier Sinallwood wound up the throne speech debate Friday with the prediction that Newfoundland

where cheap wlialenieat and provide a ready diet. The

then start ranching yes with government assis-

Ition call for

-Above is a picture taken at the closing banquet at Ottawa of the Advis I Paoli,7lVlAr.AvIVSleil A. Matheson, M.P., the Prime Minister, Mr. Watson

New Revolutionary Process For Heating Steel lngots

lEye'-Care Essay Contest Announced

The Canadian National institute for the Blind and the Lions Clubs of P. E. I. announced yesterday. that they will jointly sponsor an essay contest for all Grade VII pupils in this Province. The sub- ject for the essay is "Care of Your Eyes". and is to be.held during the month of April. Receiving the full co-operation and sanction of Dr. L. W. Shaw. Provincial Deputy Minister of Education. and Mr. K. A. Parker. Superintendent of City Schools. the sponsoring organizations have already launched the detailed work required to get the contest in full swing.

The Charlottetown Lions Club is offering the prizes for a Queens-Kings County contest while the Summerside. Kensington. Al- iberton and 0lLeary Lions Clubs lare jointly offering prizes for a Prince County contest. The prizes will be S1500. 310.00 and 35.00 for first. second and third. respec-

Appoinfmenfs To Harbors Board

OTTAWA. (CPl- The govern- ment announced Friday the ap- pointment of Campbell H. Mal- colm. 57, of Winnipeg and Ernest J. Alton. 52. of Vancouver. as members of the four-man nation- al harbors board.

Mr. Malcolm. a grain company official. is the son of a former Manitoba agriculture minister. Since 1948 he has been manager of the Federal Grain Ltd.'s seed division at Winnipeg.

Mr. Alton is a transportation authority who has been lecturing at University of British Columbia for the last six years.

One of the app tents is to flll the vacancy created by the retirement of former CIIalTlll..ll if. K. Smith and the other to pro- vide for an additional member in Increasing board membership to four from three.

Legislation providing for the in- crease was endorsed recently by the Commons. The government

tively, with a prize of 310.00 to the teacher of the winning pupil.

Letters outlining the rules and literature covering various phases of the subject "Care of Your Eyes" has already been distri- buted to the five hundred or more schools in the Province by the local C.N.I.B. branch under the direction of Mr. Phil Bower. field representative for the In- stitule

by the sponsoring Lions Clubs.

The Charlottetown Lions Club sight conservation committee un- der the chairmanship of Lion Dr. Angus MacEachern and commit- tee members. Lions Joe Molloyi Vernon Williams and Robert Le- Clalr. are bending every effort to make this contest a real suc- cess in the Queens-Kings division. which is hoped will develop into

Labor Layoff

Due AI Picfou

PICTOU. N. s, (CPI-The ship- building firm of Ferguson Indus- tries Ltd. this Northumberland strait town's principal ” ' said Friday it expected to lay off more than 20 per cent of its staff in the next two weeks. Vice-President James B. Fergu- son said the company yards had "early Completed a refit of the minesweeper Wallaceburg which is expected to sail for Halifax shortly after April 15.

"Work on the new Prince Ed- ward Island ferry has not yet be- gun-as we are awaiting design drawings-and it will be consider- able time before construction can ,begin." Mr. Ferguson sald..

The firm employs about 350 at Present and this will be reduced to 275. The yards still have sev- eral repair contracts.

ermeii. He said Thursday that this should have been one of the terms of union. and he repeated Friday -the sixth anniversary of confed- eration-thst "if you can get un- employment lnsurance for fisher- men. then union will be really worthwhlle."

SUDBURY, 0nt.. (CP) -1: win no April fool Jolie when Bill Do- hefty reported to police early today that he had lost 33.210. Doherty, manager of a dance school. said the money was for a new car. He told police he lost It belwoeil his studio. a nearby beverage room. a parking lot and home.

For Sale

By Public Auction at Maclfay Motors. 50 St. Peter's Road. Char- lottetown, P.E.I., on the ion. an of April. 1955 at 12 o'clock noon. One I938 Ford Sedan. serial No. 440256. The above vehicle is being sold pursuant to a Conditional Sale: Agreement made between Archie MacDougall. I) Chestnut St.. Charlottetown. P.E.l.. and Maclfay Motors. 50 st. Peter's Road. Charlottetown. P. E. I.,

in P.E.I. The judging of. the essays is to be carried out'

said it will enable the board to keep in closer touch with prob- lems and development of the na- tional harbors at Vancouver.

City. Chicoiitimi. Que.. and Saint John. N. B. Present board chairman is B. J. "Roberts. a Newfoundland-born lawyer and the vice-chairman is Brig. Maurice Archer. former Quebec City civil engineer.

0 FOR SALE

By Public Auction at MacKay Motors. 59 St. Peter's Road. Charlottetown. P. E. 1., on the 14th day of April. 1955. at 12 o'clock noon. One 1949 Austin A40 Sedan. The above vehicle is being sold pursuant to a Conditional Sales Agreement made between John C. Scherger. R.C.A.F. Sta- tion. Chatham. N.B.. and MacKay Motors. 59 St. Peter's Road. Char- lottetown. P.E.I.. which said con- tract was duly assigned to Trad- ers Finance Corporation, Ltd.

Halifax

FOR SALE

By Public Auction at MacKay Motors. 59 St. Peter's Road, Char- lottetown. Prince Edward Island. on the nth day of April 1855 at 12 o'clock noon. One 1953 Willys Se- dan. Serial No. 14793. The above vehicle is being sold pursuant to a Conditional Sales Agreement made between Borden MacDon- ald. Parkdale. P.E.I.. and Mac- Kay Motors. 59 St. Peter's Road. Charlottetown, P. E. I. which said contract was duly assigned to Traders Finance Corporation Ltd.

EDIS TAXI

LUCKY NUMBHS 7532 - 9683 - S561 Dial 6562

Montreal. Churchill, Man. Quebecl

VANCOUVER. (CP)- A revolu- tionary process of heating steel ingots by electric induction was put into operation here Friday at the Vancouver rolling mills of Western Canada Steel. Ltd.

C. D. Hobbs. company president. said it was the first time electric induction has been used anywhere for heating ingots for rolling.

He said the process cuts the time for heating ingots by 75 per cent and will result in increased production and lower fuel costs.

Mr. Hobbs said the installation: was designed and built in Canadal and predicted the process would. be adopted wherever electric pow-1 er is plentiful. -

The process heals ingots to 2.- 300 degrees Fahrenheit in from eight to 12 minutes compared to 45 minutes with oil-fired furnaces.

Plant officials said fuel costs

In Memoriam.

In loving memory of our Fathcrn Donald Smith. who departed this life April Ind. 1954. '

lToday our thoughts they all go - back

3 To just one year ago. 'When all our smiles were turned l to tears.

By a sad and bitter blow.

The Angel of death dld beckon you And you were called away. And left us all so lonely On that and April day.

Always Remembered by George. Harriet. Lester and Erin.

In Memoriam

MR. JOHN A. ASHLEY

The funeral of the late Mr. John A. Ashley. was held 'v'.' 4 S yl March Cloth. 1955. from the Cut-i cliffe Funeral Home in Charlottel town. The service was conducted by the Rev. Quincy Stairs. pastor- of the Full Gospel Church. Mem- bers from the church choir sang t'Abide With Me" and "When 1 VWBIAK The Last Mile Of The Way."

Interment was in Appin Road Cemetery. where Rev. Stairs con- ducted the commital service. The pall bearers were: Mr. Calvin Hyde. Mr. Eric Ferguson. Mr. Oliver Macbeod. Mr. Guy Mac- Leod. all nephews of Mr. Ashley. Mr. Norman MacLeod. a brother- in-law and Mr. Watson Living- stone. a neighbor of Mr. Ashley's at his late home in Clyde River.

Card of Thanks

The family of the late Mr. John A. Ashley wish to express their thanks and appreciation to the, doctors and nurses for all the klndnesi and services shown him both at the Prince Edward Island I! ” ' and Beech Grove Inn.

RESERVE DATES 18. 19. 2o Amt. for His MERRY NQNSTRELS

l Ar HOLY NAIR HALL

SPEDIAL .SAI.E

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TAVIIL BROS.

304 Grafton Street Bananas, 2 lbs. for 51: 10 lbs. for ....... 81.00:

which said contract was duly as- signed to Traders Finance Cor- poratlori. Ltd. .

Mexican oranges (also 252) 2 (ROI. ........ .; .............. .. Th Phone 7232 special Delivery

CHECKER

Al National Liberal Meeting, Ollawa This Week"

ory Council of the National Liberal Federation. Left to right: Mr. Simon MacNaught, M.P., Mrs. W. J. Rodd and Mr. Edison Rayner.

will drop 81 a ton and the plant's capacity will increase to 70.000 tons a year from 40.000.

The process uses a basic law of physics. If a steel ingot. or any other conductor. is placed in an electrified coil. an electric cur- rent is induced within the ingot.

fedinst

Resistance to the current heats the ingot.

The liiduction unit here prises a series of large coils placed and to end to form I tunnel.

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emerge white hot at the ready for rolling.

The tunnels or furnaces are fed by 60,000 volts of electricity and have a total capacity of 10.000 horsepower.

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com- oopper

end. other.

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back In time to clear its path but apparently the injured man

to the path of the moving ve- hlcle.

City Police state that Carver did not remain at the scene of the accident until their arrival and as a result will be charged with criminal negligence. Carver. who is 29 years of age. works

are from sandsplt. B.C.

The winner in the rainbow trout fly-casting (western division) was W. W. Thompson. an American. who caught one weighing 1) lb. I oz. at Hazelton, B.C.

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IPRE-EASTER SERVICES

Charlottetown United Baptist Church (Corner of Prince and Fitzroy)

"THE LAST SEVEN WORDS"

Sunday, April 3rd, 7 p.m.-The 1st Word:

THE WORD OF INTERCESSION ” "Father. forgive them for they know not what they do. (Luke

Monday, April 4th-The 2nd Word:

THE WORD OF PARDON "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise." (Luke 28: 43). Tuesday, April 5th-The 3rd Word

THE WORD OF COMPASSION "Woman! Behold thy son." "Son! Behold they mother." (John

THE WORD OF COMMITMENT

"Father. into thy hands I commend my spirit." (Luke 23: 46). All services will be conduct J by the pastor. REV. 5- I Mitton. the weeknight services beginning at 7:30. All are WIE'

Wednesday. April 6th-The 4t3h & 5th Words:

THE WORD OF LONELINESS "My God. My God! Why hast thou forsaken me? (Mark I5: 34)

THE WORD OF HUMAN NEED

Thursday. April 7th-The 6th and 7th words: THE WORD OF VICTORY ?

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delegates.

LIBERAL CONVENTION

SECOND DISTRICT OF QUEENS

A Convention to nominate two Liberal Candi- dates to contest the next Provincial Election will be held at Charlottetown (Clover Club) on Friday, April 15th. at 2pm. Each poll is entitled to five voting

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